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Great news for the Thames minibus proposal –the Community Board approved funding at its meeting on Monday of up to $10,000 for preparation of a Business Plan for the proposal, and up to a further $39,000 for the operating costs of the 6 month bus trial.
Secondly Richardson’s Real Estate have… View moreGreat news for the Thames minibus proposal –the Community Board approved funding at its meeting on Monday of up to $10,000 for preparation of a Business Plan for the proposal, and up to a further $39,000 for the operating costs of the 6 month bus trial.
Secondly Richardson’s Real Estate have very generously pledged $10,000 towards the operational costs of the trial (including the cost of “decals” for advertising on the bus). Richardson’s have also offered to promote the minibus service on More FM on their Community Notice Board and their Facebook page. Another potential sponsor will be considering their involvement next week. teggtalk.wordpress.com...
Neighbours' Day Aotearoa is happening on 25 & 26 March. It's a great chance to involve your neighbours in your emergency plan - work out who can help you and who might need your help. www.happens.nz...
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Acidification of the ocean due mostly to fossil-fuelled CO2 emissions could have devastating effects on the aquaculture and fish-food industries, and recreational fishing in the Firth of Thames.
So far the oceans have taken up more than a third of the CO2 we’ve been pumping into the air, and … View moreAcidification of the ocean due mostly to fossil-fuelled CO2 emissions could have devastating effects on the aquaculture and fish-food industries, and recreational fishing in the Firth of Thames.
So far the oceans have taken up more than a third of the CO2 we’ve been pumping into the air, and as a result the water is becoming more acidic. Many marine experts rank ocean acidification as the most serious threat to New Zealand’s marine habitats.
This excess carbon dioxide can dissolve the shells of mussels and oysters, and harm plankton that is at the base of the food chain. Higher acidity can cause the larvae of some fish such as snapper to lose their sense of direction, become more reckless and at risk from predators. Squid, kina, paua, and crayfish are also directly at risk from acidification. Harm caused lower in the food chain will ultimately affect other fish species and marine mammals.
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Our annual Jennian Homes Mother’s Day Fun Run/Walk is back for 2017 – and with more than 20 locations nationwide, it is set to be bigger and better than ever!
The Jennian Homes Mother’s Day Fun Run/Walk is part of an initiative to support the Heart Foundation’s ‘Heart Foundation for … View moreOur annual Jennian Homes Mother’s Day Fun Run/Walk is back for 2017 – and with more than 20 locations nationwide, it is set to be bigger and better than ever!
The Jennian Homes Mother’s Day Fun Run/Walk is part of an initiative to support the Heart Foundation’s ‘Heart Foundation for Women’ campaign, which aims to empower women to take charge of their heart health.
We hope you will among the thousands decked out in the iconic Dick Frizzell designed red t-shirts this Mother’s Day.
Register for this year’s Mother’s Day Fun Run/Walk before 31 March to receive early bird pricing. Plus, we've got over $25,000 worth of fantastic prizes up for grabs including: Fitbit activity trackers, Stirling Sports vouchers, Canopy Camping Escapes, Fujifilm NZ Instax Cameras + more.
So, if you haven’t made plans this Mother’s Day, please join us, get your active wear and running shoes ready to walk alongside thousands of other women to promote good heart health.
Sign up to a 5km Fun Run/Walk near you to show your support! Buy tickets now.
There will be a second screening of the body image film, Embrace, on March 6 due to popular demand. The film, which follows activist Taryn Brumfitt as she explores the global issue of body image, was brought to Thames a few weeks ago by the Thames Body Image Movement group. Co-organiser Laura … View moreThere will be a second screening of the body image film, Embrace, on March 6 due to popular demand. The film, which follows activist Taryn Brumfitt as she explores the global issue of body image, was brought to Thames a few weeks ago by the Thames Body Image Movement group. Co-organiser Laura ...
We're jumping on our bikes to cycle the length of the country! Help us raise more than $300,000 for Plunket New Zealand. Follow the journey and donate at www.pedalforplunket.org.nz #Pedal4Plunket
The Mercury Bay Art Escape Trust's annual Artists' Open Studios event will be held during the first …
The finalists for the 2017 Auckland Hauraki Dairy Industry Awards have been named. The winners are s…
March is set to be a magic month in the Coromandel as magician Mike Lindsay performs his new show, I…
There's a team of volunteers who work hard to make any visit to Thames Hospital a comfortable one. I…
Lifeguards leaping off rock faces into a surging tide need to know what they are doing. And lifeguards taking part in the Zespri Intermediate Lifeguard School at Whiritoa had the chance to learn how to do it right over the weekend camp. Intermediate lifeguards, 30 representing 14 of the 19 ...
After a very ordinary summer, we finally get our first 'pick' of Aji Chombo chillies. Tried one raw. Very nice taste with what I would call a mild burn. Plant is still full of more of these little beauties. Hopefully the weather holds and the rest of my 18 varieties and 60 plus plants can… View moreAfter a very ordinary summer, we finally get our first 'pick' of Aji Chombo chillies. Tried one raw. Very nice taste with what I would call a mild burn. Plant is still full of more of these little beauties. Hopefully the weather holds and the rest of my 18 varieties and 60 plus plants can ripen.
It's hard to believe there's just five weeks (2 April) until daylight savings ends and our clocks go back. So we want to know. Would you like more daylight in the evenings? Are you happy returning from work in the dark? Do you like the idea of clocks going back early May - rather than … View moreIt's hard to believe there's just five weeks (2 April) until daylight savings ends and our clocks go back. So we want to know. Would you like more daylight in the evenings? Are you happy returning from work in the dark? Do you like the idea of clocks going back early May - rather than early April? Share your thoughts on whether you love or loathe this idea and make sure you vote in our Daylight Savings poll too.
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